About Muckleshoot Sovereignty

The Muckleshoot Tribe has experienced a period of great progress in the past decade. Our commitment to protecting our people and communities brought us through the Tribe’s darkest times and continues to guide us today as we move into a new era of prosperity and empowerment. Our dedication to self-reliance, securing our rights, and upholding our sovereignty has never been stronger.

Muckleshoot Tribal Council

The Muckleshoot Tribal Council engages with local, state, and federal governments on behalf of our people, and directs investments in our communities and environment to make sure our ways and our people continue.

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The Shaping of the Muckleshoot Reservation & Tribal Lands

Since settler contact, the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe's rights to land has changed drastically. Learn about the shaping of the Muckleshoot Reservation and Tribal Lands of the past and present with this interactive tool.

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Muckleshoot Tribal Enterprises

As a sovereign Tribal nation, we actively invest in our community, sustain our environment, and contribute to regional economy. The Muckleshoot Indian Tribe is one of King County’s largest employers, supporting 3,300 direct jobs and providing hundreds of millions of dollars to the regional economy. 

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By the Numbers: How Muckleshoot Supports the Region's Economy

The Muckleshoot Indian Tribe is one of King County’s largest employers, supporting 3,300 direct jobs and providing hundreds of millions of dollars to the regional economy. The Tribe also supports environmental protection and enhancements, educational opportunity and social services with highly diversified investments and revenue streams.

Home Loans Financed for Muckleshoot Tribal Members

$110 Million

On-time High School Graduation of Muckleshoot Tribe Members

87.5%

Total Number of Enrolled Tribal Members Today

3,143

People Employed by the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe

3,300

Salmon Released Annually by Muckleshoot Fisheries

+10 Million

Charitable Donations by the Muckleshoot Tribe to Date

+$25 Million